The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1907, Page 8

| ‘a \ Walls lay DOWN AND OUT “Then Farmer Ties Him. Up ta ‘Tree, but “ Helps Him Atay. : | \ gtely named, of Sctanton, ‘Pa, wh Wieing frienda’ dt Aaron Jacobus's| ) Bome. “She is halied to-day os the }-@bampion Yurgiar annihilacar of ‘Morris } ‘Omunty, { iss Armstrong is twenty-two, weleha | 4 pounds, and ts five feet five tnires | tall At the Jacobus house her ted- | Foom window looks out on the tep of the front porck, A holse awakenod | tut’ @id not alarm (his self-possessed ‘young woman Wednesday nigat she lay, perfectly still anit “by the light ef-4 dim-burning iamp saw the burg- ) der climbing. in thd front window, “whidh-she had left oyen. Bho reached ‘The burglar climbefl In, watched her } wntil he was convinced ahe slept, then tip-toed across the foom to the door. Instantly Miss Armptrong sl!4 out of bed, but the burgiir heard her and turned; (hey stood face to face He ) struck at her with @ wagon wrench | ahe selzed his wrist) with her ‘eft hand. @ropped her pistol, and gave the tur that knocked him sprawling. When he, dizzy and cowed, slowly got Miss Jeannette, fn arm's length, hiad him coverea with her pistol. Arqused by the atruegie, Jacobus, his Wife and three children ran in the room_ Jacobus ied out the burwiar, very mibdved and sheepish, and tied him so wecurely to @ tree that he wan as hel; Tena aaa mummy. In the morning’ the GIRLS SELL BRIC-A- The tour little girls who had a Sick Babies’ Fund stand on West One Hun dred and Ninth'atreet, near Broadwa and whose pretty lttle enterprise w: Interrupted to weeks ago by o: vealous policemen, when they had ralscd oo Ses E neat onan Ee 8p DO VE $5.26, which they turned into the cashier of the World, called yesterday at The Brening World office and ha: $1L61 more, meking $16.96 in all, aa the result of several weeks’ hard and un- tiring work. The girls are Victoria Hong, aged thirteen; Matilda Andre, (Weed all bis suigh: | Gutck an lightning | AE, ele, 204 Honor ani Gladys They,Drat collected bits of china, ginss- ware’and bric-e-brac from. friends and eae fh Plo onthe" weiat ot ihe Jaw | or noea, then south buted “Udter ahd crochet work of thelr own. With this attractive stock dispiayed on @ hand- somely dec @ tiny ‘ope: open lot. Dey after day they sold all theso articles to passersby, and when | the-table-was etripped of tte-oontents+- ey got more knick-knacks an. a-brec and sold these. The sum the: collected. which came -{n" in smail Tope that circled bh was found cut at} amounts, represents weeks of good hard FOR THE SICK J dn eleven and ten respectively. ted table, they established r bazaar in front of an ri the foot of the tree: an accomplice had| work ‘The girla deserve great credit. Edward Bulwer Believed to Bel ® Responsible for Many Blazes, police think the Yas pOue S caused many of the recent fires in that city. The prisoner is Edward Butwer, thirty years old, of No. 13: Yurk street, He has been, employed os a salesman ishing store at No, J and Wiliam Bushiny ark avenue, allege that they saw Bul- | Wer last nikht take out a maton, Hent Rt and deliderat: wark avenue, The? man otied. Policeman Batbiin, ‘srrested. Bubw To-day Bulwer Was held In the First Crisninel Court for further. examtn: ntly there were seven -fires on Newark avenge and streets In one rien a! of them it Works, on Desex street, the other at the Barber halt t, at the foot of Henderson etrect, thros-quarters of a mile anway. think !t possible that Bul- wer may something about the origin of the two big fires, and they are strongiy of the opinion that he started {he awning fires. They suspect that he ween So “MONEY ORDERS UNTIL 8 P. M. Postmaster Morgan announces that beginning September 16 all stations of the Post-Office In the city will tesue meney adel ae fits 3 oolook in the Be chanwe 1 wade | tly, eB eignets. who have been ¥ jn vendene money punoad. State law was passed requiring persons enangad ie and forwardtne, 20 aints of fraud. gurage for ° e signers to ‘oe. tho” mos ““BOLICE CAPTAIN: RETIRES. the police foree ofthis Aity {OGrany of @ pension, at hia ow test. fle in more than wixty years Se oSatrolman Charles Pallitps, who har for a number ef years been in the Tecond, room, at” Police, Heatquarters was 0. het yesterday 4 ows 2 Pease: Ge This We the Inst drink—hot or cold: That this barkeep will mi. “The man won't get 4 + “Who to a salar Sethrovel World Ad's ‘A Buriiced Cote Orne mi pays if wits. very World MBusiness Opportunity” Ads. lit Wan) 2 wah froin ae bottom to the ay tans of the ladder “Syccess.” collected through a fair held by six | girisand boys at No. 672 Tenth street | Georgiana V } near Prospect Park West, Borough of | 0) Tenth strc Brooklyn. ‘The starters of the fair were , Georgiana Viemeister, ¥ Pl “atreet. Those who ass: 3 it cmt ae Sraited while he entered the house. The @ick Babies’ Fund th Meat’ Other contributions to the Fund are Inelosed please find $30, which was| tho sic les, wa the assiet you int he good THE F. i [eee Richard Hickman. of \the | wees piauion, L. 1, was nee | MEN-ADMIRE face, 2 -kood Arete) but tented woman “ DOOLING ASSOCIATION HOLDS PICNIC TO-NIGHT. nth District to As- cop le of the semble at- Manhattan Casino. The annual invitation ptcnis of the Peter J. Doollng Association of the Ninth Assembly: District will be ‘held an Meee One Hundred and seomiinent“in | the - SEPTEMBER 67 1907. nie uns} Rosebank By 1 lite gt Now York will be °6. The association Is now “sixth year, ‘Ita president, io Was Ita Arst president, {sy Pat: tober September Values | Now is just the time when the tenfold Brill supply sources are hurrying to Brill stores the newest Fall merchandise. 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